This collection of 10 piano solos features calming and comforting arrangements of favorite hymns appropriate for funerals or memorial services. Flowing and peaceful, these beautiful arrangements can be used for other occasions as well and are a welcome addition to the church pianist\'s sacred repertoire. The songs are arranged (both thematically and musically) so that they flow nicely from one to the next for continuous, extended play.

Each of the 10 arrangements is also available separately with accompanying preview pages and audio samples.

Titles included in this collection:
Beautiful Isle of Somewhere
Does Jesus Care?
Ivory Palaces
Nearer, My God, to Thee
Safe in the Arms of Jesus
The Day Thou Gavest, Lord, Is Ended
\'Tis So Sweet to Trust in Jesus
Trusting Jesus
What a Friend We Have in Jesus
Whispering Hope

To supplement his 'European Piano Method', Fritz Emonts has published a number of accompanying tune books deepening the lessons and providing literature for all important epochs in music history. The present book with pieces from the classical period can be used simultaneously with vols. 2 and 3 of the method, also containing rare pieces from the rococo, pre-classical and classical eras. Among them are works by the Bach sons and Hook, Diabelli, Galuppi, Hässler, Kirnberger, Reichardt and many more. The new edition enlarged to 48 pages now also contains some of the well-known early Mozart pieces K 1 - K 3, the Rondo in D major K 15d as well as Beethoven's Sonatinas in F major and G major and the classic 'For Elise'. A perfect anthology for piano lessons on the 'classical music' topic.

This is a very dramatic arrangement of O the Deep, Deep Love of Jesus for advanced intermediate piano solo. The intro, interlude and ending are borrowed from Bach's 2-part Invention in A minor. The hymn begins quietly and simple, but builds in intensity by the 2nd verse with bass octaves, chords, and arpeggios and R.H. 3 and 4 note chords. Use rubato on the quieter sections for a very moving performance. LOTS of helpful fingering added (especially the Bach sections!). This tune of the hymn is an old Welsh melody that is very haunting; it blends with the Bach invention very nicely. Great arrangement for church prelude, offertory or special music; impressive recital piece, too. Arranged by Amy J. Snyder. Visit Amy at https://www.facebook.com/amyjsnyder7.